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Sun Sep 08, 2002, 12:44am
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Just wanted to know. What areas of the country are still going strong with some sort of baseball (no...softball by drunken salesmen is not considered baseball)?
Winter leagues? Adult games? 
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Sun Sep 08, 2002, 01:36pm
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Originally posted by Whowefoolin
Just wanted to know. What areas of the country are still going strong with some sort of baseball (no...softball by drunken salesmen is not considered baseball)? Winter leagues? Adult games? Here in NY we have the Playoffs / Finals of the Mens leagues. In addition we have Fall Ball For Legion. We also have Fall Ball for youth Leagues 16/under and 14 / under. Fall ball is played strictly on the weekends and here in NY finishes up at the end of October, first week in November then that's it until HS starts in March of next year. BTW anyone officiate different sports or think of officiating different sports. A couple of friends of mine want me to officiate Football next year. Pete Booth
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Sun Sep 08, 2002, 04:25pm
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Here in the High Desert (Victor Valley) area of So Cal, we have adult men's baseball. It's a well organized league, and they play a good brand of ball. They're mostly older players who aren't trying to impress their girlfriends. There are professional men, business men, HS coaches, etc. In all the games I worked, I never even had to warn a player, or eject one.
Bob
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Sun Sep 08, 2002, 06:45pm
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Ummmm, I'm still working Summer ball playoffs in MSBL.
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Sun Sep 08, 2002, 09:31pm
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Central NC is still having weekend tournaments, and will have through October. Just in from finishing a 17 & under non-sanctioned tournament. USSSA baseball still playing nearly every weekend.
Roger Greene
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 10:47pm
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KYLEJT...
What association? I am here in San Diego. Doing Adult, and Pony winterball. Also doing the Police/Firemans memorial tourney at Tony Gwynn Stadium at SDSU. Teams from NY, Penn, Arizona, Missouri,etc... all coming.
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 11:03pm
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Whowefoolin,
Just umpiring at Rancho Buena Vista LL, and managing a Pony team in Vista. Man, working at San Diego State must be pretty cool. I've watched a bunch of games there. Maybe I'll keep working up through the ranks and join you someday. Kyle [Edited by kylejt on Sep 10th, 2002 at 12:57 AM]
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 11:31pm
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SO.CENTRAL CONN.
The checks are still rollin in, it all fallball 14u 90' to
over 30 leagues we will go to about 11/02 , with a couple of 12u tourney's in between, my favorite is the end of the season wood bat tourney, to see them bee's in the bat sting their hand's on a hit really is a treat to say the least mac
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Wed Sep 11, 2002, 10:10am
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And up here in Northern Minnesota, this girl has got the "blues". Already missing the action, waiting for next season. I still can't convince the family to move so I can have a longer season. So, to all you lucky brats, I'm jealous!
Jackie
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Thu Sep 12, 2002, 07:41am
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I'm assigning about 90 umpiring slots weekly---most on weekends.
That's a mix of high school fall ball and adult league. While my active umpire pool is about 40-60 guys during summer ball, it dwindles in the fall (as do the games) due to some officials jumping to football, basketball, and volleyball. The high school ball will continue through late October and the adult ball typically runs until Thanksgiving, but has on occasion stretched into January (due to weather) attempting to complete the fall season playoffs. We start up again with Fed scrimmages in early Feb. Freix
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